His exploration of Indian themes can be seen in his depictions of Hiranyaka
His exploration of Indian themes can be seen in his depictions of Hiranyakashipu's death at the hands of Narasimha in his works The Wild Man and Fight of a Lion. Two similarly titled works depict a girl with a striped heart as her torso and another with various gardening tools. In addition to Puppet Theater and Botanical Theater, a woman with a tophat carries in a bowl of food near a sort of robot in his (*) Carnival in the Mountains, and a pair of cylinders, an arrow, and a crucifix appear around a plate in another of his works. Another of his works depicts one of the creatures on the titular apparatus swallowing what seems to be a fish. For 10 points, identify this artist whose works include Around the Fish, Ad Parnassum in his "Magic Squares" series, and The Twittering Machine.
His exploration of Indian themes can be seen in his depictions of Hiranyakashipu's death at the hands of Narasimha in his works The Wild Man and Fight of a Lion.
Paul {Klee} [pronounced like “{clay}”]